Mikolaj Sekutowicz initiated the Therme Art Program, and serves as its curator. Being a lawyer and management professional his whole career, Sekutowicz was also founding director of TRAFO Center for Contemporary Art and publisher of art related books.

Shelby Seu is an artist who has worked in various sectors of the cultural field, from educational and artistic programmes as well as galleries and institutions. She holds a BFA in Painting from Maryland Institute College of Art and a MFA in Studio Practice from Goldsmiths, University of London and has completed programs at Central Saint Martins and Yale University's Norfolk School of Art. She is currently the Director of Programming at Therme Art, managing the organisation's events, commissions and talks. She is currently based in Berlin.

Yi Weihua is an art consultant with over 10 years’ experience managing large-scale public art commissions, as well as creating artistic and design solutions for urban spaces. She holds a BFA in Public Art from Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts and an MFA in Public Art and New Artistic Strategies at Bauhaus-Universität. Before joining Therme Art, she worked as Design Lead at the global art production company UAP, managing UAP featured public art commissions from planning strategy through project implementation. As the Executive Commissions Curator at Therme Art, Weihua oversees the art commission department, leading the creative team to develop curatorial strategy and operational standards for all commissions.

Marta Cavallé is an architect and project manager, with over 6 years experience in built projects and architectural competitions, construction site management, landscape design, exhibition design, curatorship and editorial design. Previous work experiences include Junya Ishigami+associates (Tokyo, Paris) Studio Miessen (Berlin), Architektur Galerie Berlin (Berlin), and LIN Office with Finn Geipel (Berlin, Paris). She holds a Bachelor and a Master of Science in Architecture from Politecnico di Milano. As Head of the Architecture Programme at Therme Art, she focuses on managing projects, commissions and programmes focused on architecture, design, urban landscaping and ecology.

Lelia De Lucchi is a cultural business manager specialising in the development of complex, cross-disciplinary initiatives spanning art, history and sustainability. She has led creative projects internationally for museums and art galleries, businesses, large scale events, international fairs and design studios. She holds a Master in History of Art from the Courtauld Institute of Art and a Bachelor of Arts from Amsterdam University College. As Head of Cultural Development Lelia leads strategic projects, partnerships and programmes that continue to expand Therme Art’s expertise in the spheres of cultural relations, urban development and sustainability, which are key to the company’s mission.

Caterina Nicolini is a writer, curator and art producer aiding artists, institutions, galleries and individuals within creative industries to grow through management, PR and communications. She graduated from New York University with the highest distinction in a BA in Critical Creative Production, Minors in Art History and Creative Writing, and a AAS Degree in Communication Design. She has worked freelance for online journals, galleries, artists, publications, and actively buys and advises prominent art collectors based in New York and Berlin. She currently works as Head of Cultural Communications at Therme Art, ensuring a congruent dialogue between departments, initiatives and companies.